Fenerbahçe SK hosted German team Stuttgart in the 3rd week of the UEFA Europa League. The match was a close contest, but Fenerbahçe won 1-0 with a penalty goal from Kerem Aktürkoğlu. The team increased its points in the UEFA Europa League to 6, while Stuttgart remained at 3 points. All the details of the match are in our news. Jhon Duran received a yellow card in Fenerbahçe. Jhon Duran and Anderson Taisca were included in the game, while Kerem and En-Nesyri were substituted out. Milan Skriniar received a yellow card for his protests to the referee. Szymanski replaced Marco Asensio in Fenerbahçe. Jayden Oosterwolde received a yellow card for his intervention in the opponent's area. Oğuz Aydın replaced Dorgeles Nene in Fenerbahçe. Archie Brown's pass found Kerem, who shot at the goal, but En-Nesyri was too far away and couldn't score. In Stuttgart, Stiller fell to the ground while competing with Edson Alvarez and the referee showed a penalty spot, but the decision was overturned after a VAR review. En-Nesyri's header was controlled by Nene, who fell to the ground in the penalty area, but the referee's decision was again overturned due to En-Nesyri being offside. Archie Brown's cross was headed by the opponent's defender, but the ball went over the goal. Stuttgart had a good opportunity with Mittelstadt's pass, but Atakan Karazor's shot went over the goal. Asensio made a nice move and found Kerem, who shot at the goal, but the ball was deflected by the defender and Kerem's second attempt went wide. The second half of the match began with no changes in the teams. The first half ended with Fenerbahçe leading 1-0. En-Nesyri surprisingly shot at the goal, but the goalkeeper managed to deflect the ball. Nelson Semedo received a yellow card for his protests to the referee. The match was extended by at least 7 minutes.